My wife and I with our ~4 yr old daughter and 14 month old son, took our two week trip of a lifetime in mid-May 1999. We spent 10 days in Paris and the rest in the Loire River Valley. We toured all the Chateau in this video except Cheverny. We also stayed in private Chateau's and castles (one with a real water filled and live ducks floating moat). I don't know how my wife managed it, but we stayed in several "royal" sized furnished bedrooms. In the morning we were having fine regional breakfasts over looking the river. We patronized several of the local winerys located in cool caves dug into the banks along the river. We were treated with an abundance of samples. Glorious weather the entire time. Rick Steves brings back so many wonderful memories. We researched our itinerary using Rick's travel videos and guides. So glad now that we went then rather than waited until the children were older!!!
Uttam Paudel Rick takes me to all the places I would love to go but am not able to. For hours on end, I can listen to him take us traveling. I find France especially calling to me. The only stronger call I get is to Scotland from where my mom's family immigrated and Switzerland from where my father's family came. In Switzerland my maiden name, dad's name, can be found still residing in a valley there.
This reminds me of when I went to France a few years before this episode was on TH-cam. I went with about 15-20 students in my school's travel club, and was lucky to go to Paris, the Palace of Versailles, and the Loire Valley. The Loire was my favorite part, as we were surrounded by the beauty the earth that France provided. Enjoyed the history and beauty of the Chateaus of Amboise, Chenonceau, and Leonardo DiVinci's home as I hope I can someday return to a place of such beauty. From the US
I made the same trip with my French class - 46 years ago ! I never forgot it and still have the pictures 📸 . Scenery has not changed much, looks like it is being well-preserved.
Wonderful! Amazing! France and Italy well known for their art. , culture, and asceticism ...... India has a reliable friend in Europe and it's France thanks for Rafael!
We as a people, have really gone backwards; the architecture back in that day is glorious, no one ever continued building like this , I seriously doubt there's a man alive today that could match it- and without modern machines! Aloha
We have only gone backwards in terms of aesthetics. Unfortunately practical concerns have abolished aesthetics, cars the following need for roads, parking lots, car related things destroyed the ability for building classical architecture.
yeah sure but its a good thing we dont have kings and royalty anymore. at least, not in the same way. i would gladly sacrifice architecture for the end of all kings
This area of France is so special it makes a special sound the birds sing different and it has the most beautiful and delicious fruit trees and beautiful food gardens in the world..... the palaces are beautiful as well. Thanks for the video..
I have always loved this series. During this time of isolation... It's good to go back and look at these I just hope Europe will be the same afterwards.
Europe will be a lost civilization soon, the native population is not breeding enough. One day it will join Mohenjadaro and the great cities of Mesopotamia
I've been to France and to this day it is certainly one of most favorite trips taken of many throughout the world. I never could get enough of the Chateaus and Cathedrals!!! I'm sure I saw over twenty of each when I was there!! Going with a Grande Circle River Cruise we had choices of some of the things too! The food was great too!! Being polite is ingrained into their cultural traditions! Know a little French before you go! A wonderful place to visit!! Lynnae Larson
Steve Smith, once again shows up just in time for dinner. Classic! Glad to see hungry Steven return; he has a wealth of knowledge on all things French.
My family lives here and our lineage has been traced back to the 1600s all in Pays de la Loire. I have not met them because my great great grandfather moved to Texas and we've lived here since. I have many relatives in France that I would love to meet and I want to see where we come from and learn more about my heritage. Thank you for posting videos like this where we can see some of the same things that our ancestors did when they were still alive.
@Hasbara Hunter Parle français ! Quand on s'adresse à des français sur une vidéo qui parle d'un château français, ce faisant de l'Histoire de France on a la délicatesse de s'exprimer dans la langue de son hôte... Même si je sais que les anglo-saxons ne sont pas réputés pour leur politesse....
@@lheritieredumarteau6931 du coup, là c'est clairement vous qui n'êtes pas poli. Qu'est ce qui vous fait croire que son message s'adresse à des français d'ailleurs?
Great video, Steve ! My family owns two chateaux in the Loire that have been in our family since the 15th century , actually both are from roughly the same century and going to visit the Loire, going back is always so relaxing; it's countryside, but it has a wonderful, peaceful feeling, almost country "county regal". To be very aware of the area's long history only makes it that much more enjoyable as a beautiful area, actually, in my opinion, , the most beautiful area that really represents the history of France. There is no other country whether in Europe or around the globe and has such a special and distinctive feel and charm , along with hundreds of kilometres of chateaux that are simply breathtaking ! I very much enjoy your travels around the world and being a small part of them , on the internet - thank you !
I laughed just before, when I heard how "the working class rose up, chased the bankers and financiers off their estates", about 9:40. Now, if you speak about French Revolution, you usually mean that of 1789. Somehow somebody didn't get that the French Revolution wasn't against bankers and financiers, but against monarchy and nobiliy (and the Church).
I missed it in 2016 when I rode my bicycle from Tangier to Copenhagen, hammering past through the middle of Tours. I did spend a week in Paris, unsuccessfully trying to see the whole Louvre. At least I got a bystander to take a picture of me in front of Louis the 14th on his horse after riding past the whole wall of Versailles. I will have to make a point of it to see this part of France.
Thanks for sharing! :) I am so very happy seeing the true beauty of my favorite country! Thanks to you that I am able to live with so much pride for this beautiful country! :)
Thank you so much for sharing these shows on YT. They are wonderful to get tips and travel plans and also to just enjoy as an armchair traveler. Mr. Steves has a great personality - a touch of down home warmth and a touch of no nonsense flair when called for.
Enjoyed my my trips to Lorre valleys and enjoyed staying in several chateau trips at the time that the new wines 197/8s then in 2000 happy days with a friend Anne.
I think this is one of the best of of Rick Stevens video " Loire valley & those Chateaux along them are really a heavenly sight ". But couldn't keep up with the different names of the gardens ha,ha,.
while the emphasis is on chateaux and history, the Loire Valley is also rich in local destinations of town markets, small villages with very distinctive character, fortified churches and so on. It would be a shame for any visitor to miss the latter at the expense of focus on chateaux
If anyone's interested, the beautiful small château at 9:06 is Azay-le-Rideau. During the war, the ballroom of Chenonceau (16:18) was used to smuggle people and goods across the river, which was effectively the border between the Nazi and Vichy regimes, without attracting the attention of German boat patrols. Comic fans, the château de Cheverny (19:09) was Hergé's inspiration for Moulinsart / Marlinspike in 'The Adventures of Tintin' series. Finally, if you go to Villandry (22:06) in the autumn, chances are you'll be able to pick up some vegetables, fresh from the garden, for a couple of euros.
since, I've learned Bugatti even has their own Chateau and they were given permission to do whatever they will with it. I would love to own a small Chateau one day :D I would understand myself as more of a tenant than an owner of course. Such treasures need to be treated as such!
I always absolutely enjoy anything and everything you do and really from the bottom of the old ticker thank you 🙏🏼 for taking me to these places you go I find myself feeling better snooty life
Man I love your videos. Rick is a sweet man and your video graphy is superb. I will like visiting all these places and really really thankful for taking me there. Keep on doing the great job Rick. You are great at it. Appreciate it sir!
Oh know look 👀 at you you’re so good in History I really enjoyed learning and listening to your lovely sweet voice ,you moved my heart ❤️ ,I’m planning just now I want to spend my elderly what gorgeous and lovely 😊 ,garden foods ,and wine 🍷 I loved wine and afternoon ☕️ tea ,sir Rick Steves I loved all your gorgeous video ALLELUIA MERCY ,god bless and peace
imagine if all the beautiful houses, monuments, buildings and that throughout the world had been respected and preserved. chances are we would all live in beautiful houses!
Did you know there was an 'underground' chateau in the region? The Chateau de Breze (pronounced 'braizay') was initially constructed against viking raids, and the earlier phase is actually underground! The later phase is more conventionally constructed above ground, and both parts are now open for visiting. We visited it first when they were still 'excavating' the earlier phase.
I am going on the Rick Steves 11 day Paris & Heart of France tour this year. The tour includes Chenonceau and Chambord. Looking forward to see the castles. What is the spelling of the restaurant Rick and Steve Smith go to in the video. Enjoyed the video very much, very informative.
ann solazzo Hi, this is Barb with Rick Steves Europe. That restaurant is L’Epicerie; you can find more details about it on our website: www.ricksteves.com/watch-read-listen/video/tv-show/season-8/frances-loire-chateau-country, under "Travel Details." Bon voyage on our Paris & Heart of France tour!
All european countries were influencedd by. eachother in music, littérature, sculpture, architecture, painting !this is what makes Europe's culture thé most magnificiant culture in the World !
Nevertheless, the French stamped those influences with their own unique twist and interpretation. THe French were more tempered, measured and restrained. One can easily see this in their handling of Renaissance influences and Baroque. By the way, the Duomo in Milan is a Gothic Cathedral, which is a French importation, not Italian. But even this Cathedral was given Italian accents.
My ancestors are originally from Amboise (in fact our family name is the same). Ironically I live in the Napa Valley in California and it looks similar to this area. Not as beautiful, but similar. No wonder I have always loved the Napa Valley so much. I would love to come visit Amboise some day.
I realy like watching all u'r travel shows and I will never stop watching them even the reruns of u'r show. When I watch them I feel like i'm right there with u on a vacation. Watching u'r show also makes me feel so alive and intune with the world. U'r shows relax me and at that moment take away all my stress and worries. I like watching all the travel show I can watch on Cable TV and on streming. They are all good to watch . But u'rs is the best
All country's in Europe are beautiful. Culture Art history Architecture. That goes back for thousands of years. Also I include Russia Stunning country. 💖💕💟💞💝💝
During WWII, Chenonceau also was used to smuggle people over to Free France. I believe by simply crossing out to the back of the chateau, people would then safely arrive within Free France.
No one does travel like Rick Steves. I just ordered his book on France. Can't wait to visit this area in June.
I love traveling with Rick Steve's whilst sitting on my couch eating pizza Hot Pockets haha
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i love too much this traveling beacuse i am nonnavtive english speaker so i want to study more english . i study and travel at the sametime.
My wife and I with our ~4 yr old daughter and 14 month old son, took our two week trip of a lifetime in mid-May 1999. We spent 10 days in Paris and the rest in the Loire River Valley. We toured all the Chateau in this video except Cheverny. We also stayed in private Chateau's and castles (one with a real water filled and live ducks floating moat).
I don't know how my wife managed it, but we stayed in several "royal" sized furnished bedrooms. In the morning we were having fine regional breakfasts over looking the river.
We patronized several of the local winerys located in cool caves dug into the banks along the river. We were treated with an abundance of samples.
Glorious weather the entire time.
Rick Steves brings back so many wonderful memories.
We researched our itinerary using Rick's travel videos and guides.
So glad now that we went then rather than waited until the children were older!!!
Wonderful memories..
such a extremely-amazing memories! hope i can do the same in the future, wish me luck with my EU travel.
I am exhausted just reading about traveling with a 4 year old and 14 month old.
Among many fortuitous occurrences in my life, discovering Rick Steves has been one of the best ones.
I only discovered him today, and I already feel the same way, Uttam. Happy travelling!
Uttam Paudel Rick takes me to all the places I would love to go but am not able to. For hours on end, I can listen to him take us traveling. I find France especially calling to me. The only stronger call I get is to Scotland from where my mom's family immigrated and Switzerland from where my father's family came. In Switzerland my maiden name, dad's name, can be found still residing in a valley there.
a very succinct and French thing to say
i agree one hundred percent.
@@StereoSoundAgent what is?
This reminds me of when I went to France a few years before this episode was on TH-cam. I went with about 15-20 students in my school's travel club, and was lucky to go to Paris, the Palace of Versailles, and the Loire Valley. The Loire was my favorite part, as we were surrounded by the beauty the earth that France provided. Enjoyed the history and beauty of the Chateaus of Amboise, Chenonceau, and Leonardo DiVinci's home as I hope I can someday return to a place of such beauty. From the US
I made the same trip with my French class - 46 years ago !
I never forgot it and still have the pictures 📸 . Scenery has not changed much, looks like it is being well-preserved.
Wonderful! Amazing! France and Italy well known for their art. , culture, and asceticism
...... India has a reliable friend in Europe and it's France thanks for Rafael!
Rafale
I fell in love with these chateaux when I had French class in high school. Such breathtaking architecture!
We as a people, have really gone backwards; the architecture back in that day is glorious, no one ever continued building like this , I seriously doubt there's a man alive today that could match it- and without modern machines! Aloha
We have only gone backwards in terms of aesthetics. Unfortunately practical concerns have abolished aesthetics, cars the following need for roads, parking lots, car related things destroyed the ability for building classical architecture.
yeah sure but its a good thing we dont have kings and royalty anymore. at least, not in the same way. i would gladly sacrifice architecture for the end of all kings
OMG, I love France. Can not wait to go back.
It has changed. The invaders have ruined it.😢
@@Jimfromearthoo7 You mean, like martians ?
@@Petitmoi74 Worst.
Just like all developed countries, and this is just the beginning
@@unusualsuspect1262 France once had it much worse than now. The French will endure and overcome. They hold the power
This area of France is so special it makes a special sound the birds sing different and it has the most beautiful and delicious fruit trees and beautiful food gardens in the world..... the palaces are beautiful as well. Thanks for the video..
@J K this is France not the Netherlands...
WoW..............France .....heaven on Earth!
Within the treasure trove of Rick Steves’ travel videos, this is one of the very best!
Love this part of France and its gorgeous chateaux.
I rented a car in Paris and drove through the valley Chateau hopping. So much fun and beautiful.
Same
That's a good tip. I don't thik Rick mentioned how to get around.
beautiful country, beautiful people
France is so refreshing.
Rick does such a good job, and I love how low-pressure his shows are.
I have always loved this series. During this time of isolation... It's good to go back and look at these I just hope Europe will be the same afterwards.
It will never be the same
Europe will be a lost civilization soon, the native population is not breeding enough. One day it will join Mohenjadaro and the great cities of Mesopotamia
I've been to France and to this day it is certainly one of most favorite trips taken of many throughout the world. I never could get enough of the Chateaus and Cathedrals!!! I'm sure I saw over twenty
of each when I was there!! Going with a Grande Circle River Cruise we had choices of some of the things too! The food was great too!! Being polite is ingrained into their cultural traditions! Know a little French before you go! A wonderful place to visit!!
Lynnae Larson
Lovely chateaus.
A beautiful video of a beautiful place. I remember those places that I visited decades ago!
These shows are invaluable. They provide everyone the means to experience the dreamy beauty and fine culture of Europe from the comfort of their home.
Steve Smith, once again shows up just in time for dinner. Classic! Glad to see hungry Steven return; he has a wealth of knowledge on all things French.
Rick Steves, your videos are getting better and better, the French got a great spark with "Food" and "Art" and you bring it to life," Live for Life"
Thank you for imparting us your travels
Hey Rick I really enjoy watching all your videos thanks for sharing this beautiful inspiration moments 🙏
merci les chateaux de mes ancetres sont magnifiques ! Il y a encore plus a voir !
My family lives here and our lineage has been traced back to the 1600s all in Pays de la Loire. I have not met them because my great great grandfather moved to Texas and we've lived here since. I have many relatives in France that I would love to meet and I want to see where we come from and learn more about my heritage. Thank you for posting videos like this where we can see some of the same things that our ancestors did when they were still alive.
You'll always be welcome in the country of your ancestors
@Hasbara Hunter Parle français ! Quand on s'adresse à des français sur une vidéo qui parle d'un château français, ce faisant de l'Histoire de France on a la délicatesse de s'exprimer dans la langue de son hôte... Même si je sais que les anglo-saxons ne sont pas réputés pour leur politesse....
@@lheritieredumarteau6931 du coup, là c'est clairement vous qui n'êtes pas poli. Qu'est ce qui vous fait croire que son message s'adresse à des français d'ailleurs?
"French kings tickled more than one tiara at a time..." LOL
I haven't seen Mash in many years. Wonderful show
I'm going on a year long history tour of Europe. Can't wait.
With who?
@@phen0mejon99 just me!
Great video, Steve ! My family owns two chateaux in the Loire that have been in our family since the 15th century , actually both are from roughly the same century and going to visit the Loire, going back is always so relaxing; it's countryside, but it has a wonderful, peaceful feeling, almost country "county regal". To be very aware of the area's long history only makes it that much more enjoyable as a beautiful area, actually, in my opinion, , the most beautiful area that really represents the history of France. There is no other country whether in Europe or around the globe and has such a special and distinctive feel and charm , along with hundreds of kilometres of chateaux that are simply breathtaking ! I very much enjoy your travels around the world and being a small part of them , on the internet - thank you !
Wish I can travel like this man.
I love Rick's tours. Perhaps one day I will go on one . I love garden tours.🌺
The work and the men; who designed the same in mind first, remain immortal.
Thanks Rick...I really love your shows...you always take me back to Europe and I love it....
On the way to watching all of the episodes. Its incredibly amazing especially your trips
Greetings from Philippines
Had no idea places as beautiful existed...
I laughed when it cut from discussion of the revolution to all the barking dogs!
I laughed just before, when I heard how "the working class rose up, chased the bankers and financiers off their estates", about 9:40. Now, if you speak about French Revolution, you usually mean that of 1789. Somehow somebody didn't get that the French Revolution wasn't against bankers and financiers, but against monarchy and nobiliy (and the Church).
Now that I've been confined in my small flat near Barcelona, for 17 days now I will travel with you. Many thanks for giving me that oportunity.
@@juliad368 Merci, xx.
I missed it in 2016 when I rode my bicycle from Tangier to Copenhagen, hammering past through the middle of Tours. I did spend a week in Paris, unsuccessfully trying to see the whole Louvre. At least I got a bystander to take a picture of me in front of Louis the 14th on his horse after riding past the whole wall of Versailles.
I will have to make a point of it to see this part of France.
Thanks for sharing! :) I am so very happy seeing the true beauty of my favorite country! Thanks to you that I am able to live with so much pride for this beautiful country! :)
Thank you Mr. Rick Steve. Fantastic video & very good videography. Have a peaceful month.
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These series are great!! Thanks for sharing with us !
Wonderful region a must to visit
18:30. That cheese selection is amazing! I'd like to try each one.
I've spent wonderful times in Tours and Amboise, magnificent experiences!
Incroyable,! I love France.
Thank you so much for sharing these shows on YT. They are wonderful to get tips and travel plans and also to just enjoy as an armchair traveler. Mr. Steves has a great personality - a touch of down home warmth and a touch of no nonsense flair when called for.
Gotta love learning about French castles when you're drawing them as if they were people :)
i love that kind of place because it's give us satisfaction and, also meditated us. thanks a lot Mr. Rick Steve's.
Enjoyed my my trips to Lorre valleys and enjoyed staying in several chateau trips at the time that the new wines 197/8s then in 2000 happy days with a friend Anne.
Great Work by Rick Steves. Europe is full of Majestic Scenery and wonderful History. I love Europe. Especially France.
@@juliad368 So nice of you. Thanks for your kind words😊😊
I think this is one of the best of of Rick Stevens video " Loire valley & those Chateaux along them are really a heavenly sight ". But couldn't keep up with the different names of the gardens ha,ha,.
while the emphasis is on chateaux and history, the Loire Valley is also rich in local destinations of town markets, small villages with very distinctive character, fortified churches and so on. It would be a shame for any visitor to miss the latter at the expense of focus on chateaux
If anyone's interested, the beautiful small château at 9:06 is Azay-le-Rideau. During the war, the ballroom of Chenonceau (16:18) was used to smuggle people and goods across the river, which was effectively the border between the Nazi and Vichy regimes, without attracting the attention of German boat patrols. Comic fans, the château de Cheverny (19:09) was Hergé's inspiration for Moulinsart / Marlinspike in 'The Adventures of Tintin' series. Finally, if you go to Villandry (22:06) in the autumn, chances are you'll be able to pick up some vegetables, fresh from the garden, for a couple of euros.
@@juliad368 Chenonceau is mine :) Azay is also lovely - I stayed in that town for a week.
Thank you so much Mr Steves. I also thank my friend who introduced me to your videos. Its a great gift.
I love of Europe 🌍 ❤
Rick Steve ,,your all travel videos lovely 💖💖👏👏🖒🖒🏡🏡🌳🌳🌲🌲
Very inspiring...and the subtitles are accurate.I'm going to watch all your videos,Rick.Very well done!!!Thanks.
Beautiful, thanks for all the good work
Thank you. This was filmed beautifully. I will be visiting again soon.
One of the best episodes ever
I just finished my paper on the French Renaissance, you know I had to mention Villandry!
Rick, you're the man!
since, I've learned Bugatti even has their own Chateau and they were given permission to do whatever they will with it. I would love to own a small Chateau one day :D I would understand myself as more of a tenant than an owner of course. Such treasures need to be treated as such!
This was a truly excellent episode, Rick!
I just LOVE France! :) I am really looking forward to going soon! ;)
I always absolutely enjoy anything and everything you do and really from the bottom of the old ticker thank you 🙏🏼 for taking me to these places you go I find myself feeling better snooty life
Man I love your videos. Rick is a sweet man and your video graphy is superb. I will like visiting all these places and really really thankful for taking me there. Keep on doing the great job Rick. You are great at it. Appreciate it sir!
Oh know look 👀 at you you’re so good in History I really enjoyed learning and listening to your lovely sweet voice ,you moved my heart ❤️ ,I’m planning just now I want to spend my elderly what gorgeous and lovely 😊 ,garden foods ,and wine 🍷 I loved wine and afternoon ☕️ tea ,sir Rick Steves I loved all your gorgeous video ALLELUIA MERCY ,god bless and peace
Rick Steves good job Thank you for taking me places I could not Imagine they existed
Steve has made me travel all over Europe while at work
l love Your show Rick Steve
I see that You're an American but Your shows are so nice You're getting title of the honorary European from me.
+V8 Powerr A user name like V8 Powerr probably makes you an honorary american ;)
Gurnavemerno V8 engine was invented by Frenchman actually
Awesome! On my list to visit everyone one of these chateaus
Wonderful show, very informative introduction to the area. Thank you.
imagine if all the beautiful houses, monuments, buildings and that throughout the world had been respected and preserved. chances are we would all live in beautiful houses!
Impossible. The population size was much smaller then, most buildings would not suffice
Awesome video! Loire region is definitely on our bucket list!
Did you know there was an 'underground' chateau in the region? The Chateau de Breze (pronounced 'braizay') was initially constructed against viking raids, and the earlier phase is actually underground! The later phase is more conventionally constructed above ground, and both parts are now open for visiting. We visited it first when they were still 'excavating' the earlier phase.
bonito muy muy bonito...
Una región inolvidable, increíble, irrepetible.
La France Profonde?
@@busterbiloxi3833 La loire n'est pas la france profonde...
Rick on a bike was a new experience for me 😂
what a garden!!
I am going on the Rick Steves 11 day Paris & Heart of France tour this year. The tour includes Chenonceau and Chambord. Looking forward to see the castles. What is the spelling of the restaurant Rick and Steve Smith go to in the video. Enjoyed the video very much, very informative.
ann solazzo Hi, this is Barb with Rick Steves Europe. That restaurant is L’Epicerie; you can find more details about it on our website: www.ricksteves.com/watch-read-listen/video/tv-show/season-8/frances-loire-chateau-country, under "Travel Details." Bon voyage on our Paris & Heart of France tour!
+Rick Steves Europe Hi barb can you help me out? I'm wondering what song is playing in the background at 14:00
Sarah Mortimer yes that song is called 'acrid dirt sandwich, by jack 'big sack' mendleson...' hope this helps x
ann solazzo don't
The restaurant has changed names as if July 2021. They have good food still
Watching all your videos make me want to spend an entire month in Europe...
Interesting so much Italian influence in French culture !
All european countries were influencedd by. eachother in music, littérature, sculpture, architecture, painting !this is what makes Europe's culture thé most magnificiant culture in the World !
Nevertheless, the French stamped those influences with their own unique twist and interpretation. THe French were more tempered, measured and restrained. One can easily see this in their handling of Renaissance influences and Baroque. By the way, the Duomo in Milan is a Gothic Cathedral, which is a French importation, not Italian. But even this Cathedral was given Italian accents.
Великолепно ! Красивейшие замки !
My ancestors are originally from Amboise (in fact our family name is the same). Ironically I live in the Napa Valley in California and it looks similar to this area. Not as beautiful, but similar. No wonder I have always loved the Napa Valley so much. I would love to come visit Amboise some day.
I’m in Amboise now and this video pops up. Now, we know where to eat dinner😊
Stunning chateaux. Hoping to visit someday.
the quality of these videos is really good!
I realy like watching all u'r travel shows and I will never stop watching them even the reruns of u'r show. When I watch them I feel like i'm right there with u on a vacation. Watching u'r show also makes me feel so alive and intune with the world. U'r shows relax me and at that moment take away all my stress and worries. I like watching all the travel show I can watch on Cable TV and on streming. They are all good to watch . But u'rs is the best
Amazing!! Thank you!
Really enjoy your travel video during this pandemic💌
Hi,
Watching from Bd .your every blog is beautiful
Chenonceau was also used as a hospital for soliders the beds were lined up over the river in the black and white tiled area. Surprised u didnt know.
Fabulous.
All country's in Europe are beautiful.
Culture Art history Architecture.
That goes back for thousands of years.
Also I include Russia Stunning country.
💖💕💟💞💝💝
During WWII, Chenonceau also was used to smuggle people over to Free France. I believe by simply crossing out to the back of the chateau, people would then safely arrive within Free France.
19:11 Château de Tin Tin.
Cheverny is the insperation for TinTins Moulinsart. Nice to see it.
I have been to this château ...